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Popnördspodden’s Podcastep 69 – Basister.De fyra strängarnas subkultur.
Dags att botanisera bland de som mullrar i nedersta delen av ljudspektrat.
Åke Eriksson och Ulf Henningsson nördar in sig rejält bland de som sällan får stå i rampljuset, men som är ack så viktiga för att det ska bli det rätta svänget!
Här samsas legender som
Paul McCartney, Jack Bruce och Stanley Clarke med studiorävarna James Jamerson och Carol Kaye samt rena doldisar som Megan Davies, Jack Bryant och Arne Wilhelmsson.
På bilden: Jaco Pastorius från Oakland Park, Florid2020-09-1056 min
ADHD-Podden#11. Härligt, ärligt & stundtals besvärligt med entreprenören Charlotta WågertHon har fått frågan om hennes sons ADHD kan smitta och blivit ifrågasatt i en styrelse på grund av sin ADHD. Men okunskap från omgivningen har inte fått henne att rygga för att prata om ADHD. I avsnitt 11 träffar Josefin, entreprenören Charlotta Wågert som fick sin ADHD-diagnos i samband med att hennes son gjorde en utredning. Hennes liv har alltid gått i en rasande fart, där hennes impulsivitet och förmåga att vara orädd har bidragit till en superkarriär inom både musikbranschen och mediebranschen, men det har kosta...2018-10-3100 min
StilAlan Vega – en banbrytande artist med en oefterhärmlig stilI veckans STIL ska vi ägna oss åt den stilbildande amerikanske artisten och konstnären Alan Vega, som avled i somras, 78 år gammal. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Alan Vega var en man som inte ville låta sig kategoriseras, på något som helst vis. Allra minst när det gällde att ringas in av sin ålder – många trodde länge att han var ganska så mycket yngre än vad han egentligen var. Men det finns en sak som de flesta idag är överens om när det gäller Alan Vega, han v...2016-09-0954 min
Where Hollywood Hides: Television | Movies | Music | Show Business | Writing | Producing | Directing | Acting#33 Bruce Sallan: Television Producer, Network Executive, Author, EntrepreneurThis high-energy conversation tells the story of an ambitious kid with zero show business “connections” who became one of Hollywood’s most prolific and successful television movie producers: Bruce Sallan.
Bruce’s inspiring story takes us from a film class at UCLA and into pitch meetings at the major television networks...then into casting sessions at Hollywood’s biggest studios...and on to film locations around the world with some of the biggest celebrity stars of our time.
With more than 24 major television movies to his credit—all inspired by h...2014-12-191h 05
Where Hollywood Hides: Television | Movies | Music | Show Business | Writing | Producing | Directing | Acting#33 Bruce Sallan: Television Producer, Network Executive, Author, EntrepreneurThis high-energy conversation tells the story of an ambitious kid with zero show business “connections” who became one of Hollywood’s most prolific and successful television movie producers: Bruce Sallan.
Bruce’s inspiring story takes us from a film class at UCLA and into pitch meetings at the major television networks...then into casting sessions at Hollywood’s biggest studios...and on to film locations around the world with some of the biggest celebrity stars of our time.
With more than 24 major television movies to his credit—all inspired by h...2014-12-191h 05
The Boomer and The Babe Radio NetworkBruce Sallan - Author - A Dad’s Point-of-View“Gotta Sing, Gotta Dance” are words from Bruce Sallan’s favorite movie, Singin’ In The Rain. The passion and excitement they evoke struck him to the core while he was taking a college film course taught by critic Manny Farber (author of the seminal book, “American Cinema.”). Later, you could say he felt “I Gotta Write.” A few years later, Bruce was fortunate to get an internship with a television producer, while earning his M.B.A. from UCLA. What followed was an award-winning television executive and producing career. Bruce’s focus is primarily on parenting issues from the dad’s point-of-view, tho...2013-03-261h 01
The Boomer and The Babe Radio NetworkBruce Sallan - Author - A Dad’s Point-of-View“Gotta Sing, Gotta Dance” are words from Bruce Sallan’s favorite movie, Singin’ In The Rain. The passion and excitement they evoke struck him to the core while he was taking a college film course taught by critic Manny Farber (author of the seminal book, “American Cinema.”). Later, you could say he felt “I Gotta Write.”
A few years later, Bruce was fortunate to get an internship with a television producer, while earning his M.B.A. from UCLA. What followed was an award-winning television executive and producing career.
Bruce’s focus is primarily on parenting issues from the dad’s point-of-view, tho...2013-03-261h 02
Bruce Sallan - A Dads Point of ViewBruce's first book takes the best of his A Dad's Point-of-View columns and other writings, plus brand new material, and puts it all together in a terrific examination of how to be the best parent you can be. He also discusses many of the other family-related issues that he regularly covers, such as second marriages, teens, gender issues, and faith. Bruce is a columnist writing on parenting issues from the dad’s point-of-view, though often the situations are gender-neutral. It is his contention that the dad’s point-of-view is less “heard” yet equally valuable to parents. Written with wit and humor, Bruc...2011-11-0734 min
Divorce Source RadioA Dad’s Point of View: The Joys of Being a Single ParentOur guest, Bruce Sallan shares his story of becoming a first-time dad, to a son, four days after his 40th birthday, less than 9 months after getting married (they got pregnant on the honeymoon). His second son was born three years later. When Bruce’s sons were still quite young, he left show biz to become a full-time dad and to care for his ailing parents, the classic “sandwich” situation.
Shortly thereafter, his marriage ended and his wife abandoned their children, leaving the state. He became a full-time single dad, in his late-forties. Hear Bruce share his le...2011-10-0500 min
Intimate ConversationsBruce SallanThis Intimate Conversation with Bruce Sallan was so amazing because we were so open. Both of us were able to connect and talk about our experiences as parents, discuss our children, and get into the whole dynamic of, as Bruce is famous for – his point of view! “Gotta Sing, Gotta Dance” are words from my favorite movie, Singin’ In The Rain. The passion and excitement they evoke struck me to the core while I was taking a college film course taught by critic Manny Farber (author of the seminal book, “American Cinema.”). Later, you could say I felt I “Gott...2011-03-0150 min
The Bruce Sallan Radio ShowThe Bruce Sallan Show - Summertime Blues 3“Teen Rap" with Pastor Drew Sams of Calvary Church, Westlake Village, CA, discussing the same issues of how we deal with each other and our families during summer time.2010-06-2500 minThe Bruce Sallan Radio ShowThe Bruce Sallan Show - Summertime Blues 5Closing remarks by Bruce as well as a tease about next week’s show based on his forthcoming “A Dad’s Point-of-View” column, “She Makes More Than Me.”2010-06-2500 minThe Bruce Sallan Radio ShowThe Bruce Sallan Show - Summertime Blues 4“Single Parenting Dating” with guest Julie Spira (CyberDatingExpert.com) discussing dating and summer. How is dating in the summer different and watch out for those summer romances!2010-06-2500 minThe Bruce Sallan Radio ShowThe Bruce Sallan Show - Summertime Blues 2“The Men’s Room” with Wayne Levine (BetterMen.org) discussing this week’s topic and things to do with your family, teens, and spouses during the loooonnnggg summer!2010-06-2500 minThe Bruce Sallan Radio ShowThe Bruce Sallan Show - Summertime Blues 1Introduction with Bruce Sallan talking about those Summertime Blues and how we deal with summers, our kids, and the long time until Fall and school begins again. Bruce reading the music played from last week’s show.2010-06-2500 minThe Bruce Sallan Radio ShowThe Bruce Sallan Show - Father's Day Tribute 5Closing remarks about Father’s Day Special show by Bruce and a tease about next week’s show, based on his forthcoming “A Dad’s Point-of-View” column, “Summertime Blues.”2010-06-1800 minThe Bruce Sallan Radio ShowThe Bruce Sallan Show - Father's Day Tribute 4Father’s Day Special, 2010 - Father’s Day Tributes read by Bruce Sallan sent in my fans, friends, family, and listeners.2010-06-1800 minThe Bruce Sallan Radio ShowThe Bruce Sallan Show - Father's Day Tribute 3Father’s Day Special, 2010 - “Teen Rap” with guest Pastor Drew Sams of Calvary Church, Westlake Village, CA, discussing fathers, our kids, and his view from his role as a Pastor.2010-06-1800 minThe Bruce Sallan Radio ShowThe Bruce Sallan Show - Father's Day Tribute 2“The Men’s Room” with guest Wayne Levine (BetterMen.org) talking about the importance of fathers in our lives.2010-06-1800 minThe Bruce Sallan Radio ShowThe Bruce Sallan Show - Father's Day Tribute 1Introduction with Bruce Sallan talking about his late father and how much he misses him. A dedication/tribute to David Sallan and a reflection on a great life lived and a great man, missed. Bruce reading the music played from last week’s show.2010-06-1800 min